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Collection Overview
| Size | 6.0 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 6,000 items) |
| Abstract | John Judson Brown (1865-1953) was the Georgia state commissioner of agriculture, 1917-1927. The collection includes papers of Brown and of his son, Walter J. Brown, relating chiefly to the duties and activities of John Judson Brown as commissioner of agriculture. Topics include state regulation of dairying; inspection and analysis of foodstuffs, cotton seed meal, oil, fertilizer, and peanuts; statistics on acreage of flax, tobacco, cotton, and peanuts; food production and crop reports; labor shortage; diversification; combatting the boll weevil; work of county agricultural agents; corn and canning clubs; cotton ginners' cooperative associations; use of fertilizer in the southern states; and the campaign for the economic development of middle Georgia, 1923. The collection also includes papers of Brown's predecessor, James D. Price, and papers pertaining to the election campaign of 1926 in which Brown was defeated by Eugene Talmadge. |
| Creator | Brown, John Judson, 1865-1953. |
| Language | English |
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Biographical
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John Judson Brown (1865-1953) was the Georgia state commissioner of agriculture, 1917-1927.
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Scope and Content
The collection includes papers of John Judson Brown and of his son, Walter J. Brown, relating chiefly to the duties and activities of John Judson Brown as commissioner of agriculture. Topics include state regulation of dairying; inspection and analysis of foodstuffs, cotton seed meal, oil, fertilizer, and peanuts; statistics on acreage of flax, tobacco, cotton, and peanuts; food production and crop reports; labor shortage; diversification; combatting the boll weevil; work of county agricultural agents; corn and canning clubs; cotton ginners' cooperative associations; use of fertilizer in the southern states; and the campaign for the economic development of middle Georgia, 1923. The collection also includes papers of Brown's predecessor, James D. Price, and papers pertaining to the election campaign of 1926 in which Brown was defeated by Eugene Talmadge.
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Series 1. Correspondence, 1912-1927 and undated.
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Series 2. Other Papers
| Folder 121 |
Writings #00093, Series: "2. Other Papers" Folder 121 |
| Folder 122-123 |
Writings by others #00093, Series: "2. Other Papers" Folder 122-123Folder 122Folder 123 |
| Folder 124-125 |
Bills and Acts #00093, Series: "2. Other Papers" Folder 124-125Folder 124Folder 125 |
| Folder 126 |
Other legislative and legal papers #00093, Series: "2. Other Papers" Folder 126 |
| Folder 127-128 |
Financial material #00093, Series: "2. Other Papers" Folder 127-128Folder 127Folder 128 |
| Folder 129 |
List of contacts #00093, Series: "2. Other Papers" Folder 129 |
| Folder 130 |
Petitions and appointments #00093, Series: "2. Other Papers" Folder 130 |
| Folder 131 |
Clippings #00093, Series: "2. Other Papers" Folder 131 |
| Folder 132 |
Other items #00093, Series: "2. Other Papers" Folder 132 |
| Image Folder PF-93/1 |
Photographs #00093, Series: "2. Other Papers" PF-93/1 |
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Items Separated
Processed by: SHC Staff
Encoded by: Noah Huffman, December 2007
Updated by: Kate Stratton and Jodi Berkowitz, July 2010
This collection was rehoused and a summary created with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
This finding aid was created with support from NC ECHO.
Diacritics and other special characters have been omitted from this finding aid to facilitate keyword searching in web browsers.
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